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  • UVic: Arts and Education Complex – MacLaurin Building [Project: 075-06-64]

    Subject:
    Architecture, College buildings--Design and construction, University of Victoria (B.C.). MacLaurin Building, and Architects
    Creator:
    Hodgson, Alan J. (Alan James)
    Contributor:
    Tiers, Charles A., Gardiner, F. T., Apps, G. E., John Lantzius & Associates, and Spratt & Associates
    Language:
    eng
    Date Created:
    approximately June 1964 to approximately December 1966
    Rights Statement:
    In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted
    Resource Type:
    Text
    Identifier:
    Project: 075-06-64
    Extent:
    60 architectural drawings and other material
    Geographic Coverage:
    British Columbia--Oak Bay
    Coordinates:
    48.462784, -123.313945
    Physical Repository:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Collection:
    Alan Hodgson Collection
    Provider:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Sponsor:
    Digitized through the support of the BC History Digitization Program, Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, University of British Columbia.
    Genre:
    HVAC drawings, HVAC plans, electrical drawings, sections (orthographic projections), floor plans (orthographic projections), architectural drawings (visual works), aerial photographs, site plans, schedules (architectural records), detail drawings (drawings), landscaping plans, and electrical plans
    Archival Item Identifier:
    Accession Number: 2020-002
    Fonds Title:
    Alan Hodgson fonds
    Fonds Identifier:
    AR513
    Is Referenced By:
    Special Collections Finding Aid: https://uvic2.coppul.archivematica.org/alan-hodgson-fonds
    Date Digitized:
    2021-12
    Technical Note:
    Digitized at 300 dpi by The Crowley Company. Metadata by Matt Innes.